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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-06-22
30 ston Letter.

eo>tHWENlg- ~ Observation-Disclosures
A>p UIuos. -NoNsENsE.-1ng ruEsl
pINfs III mrNHoN.-fnE DISMISSAL
oi Professor >NAfu.
n9>raN. Jf>E 2o.-The past week Ne
ha, hal more than the usual number Of
episodes about here Onc Of these is the
xI~It Of L. L. Lee Gamp Of Confederate
A,f.raaS pf Richmond Va, ahoHl Aun-
5lrrJ 81 'Hcm. The organization is charit-
able. AM embraces tur hody OF men.
Judging from those Who tonne here.
They have hccu kept on the move all the
time by their entertainer. John \. An
drew Post of the Grand Army. Tie
most notable event was the banquet III
Faurul Hall, Friday night, the evening
after our little Fourth of July the ami
tcr-urs of the battle of Bunker Hill.
He most prominent gentlemen present,
were eN-SolicitOr General Goodc and
REPRESENTATIVE Wise, of the Confederate
side and senator lloar, Governor AneS,
and Representative Lodge from tie
Union side. The speeches Of these
gentlemen were manly aud apprcciatiYe
Of each other But following these after
champagne had done it~ work. there Was
some eu>h and bdthos, chiefly 10y our side.
For instance, reverend gentlemen WHO
writes alleged poetry read some lines on
akc-unitcd in which ne declared that "
would place the name OF Grant up beside
that of Lee. which led the Record To in
quir, what was the matter with placing
lhr name Of Lee up alongside Of that OF
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-09

The director Of the Odessa archaeological
station has favored me with the following
notes Of the last twelve months operations
for the prevention Of hydrophobis under the
Pastenrian system. Five hundred and
twenty-one patients, some OF whom came
from Turkey, were inoculated, and thirteen
died
The director divides the patients into three
groups, the better 10 explain the proportion
OF fatal cases to the total number II rcticn.s
dismissed as cured. In fifty-two csrcs the
existence Of rabies In the animals lly which
the patients were bitten was proved bv tire
panning. OF these patients one died In
twelve cases the rabid condition OF the AMI
mails was proved by the deaths OF persons
bitten hy tho Same animals. but who were
not brought to the station OF these one also
died. There were 25S cases in which the
patients all bitten by presumably rabid sni-
mails Lad manifested signs Of hydrophobia
OF these seven died.
Sixteen persons were inocuiafpd as q pre-
ven,ive measure. never having been bitten
by animals, rsbid or healthy, DIR. Gsrnsles,
the director Of the Odesss station. and an en-
thusiastic disciple Of NJ. Pasteur. las been in
oculated three times once in Paris and twics
in Odessa. not for rsbii bites int as lic saws.
simply 10 give confidence to Others London
News
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-09

Bsrthelemy Saint Hilaire a noted Russian
scholar, has made the assertion that India
must inevitably belong 10 Russia. The Rus
slams are fast gaining a stronghold through
ont India. There appears 20 be no danger Of
an immediate Anglo-Russisn conflict. but If
the present ameer should ask for British aid,
hls rival may ask Russia for help. and then
there would be serious complications Rus
sia's tactics during the past ten years have
all been made with view toward getting
control OF India and Central Asia. Slowly
she pushes on, first governing as a protscto-
rate under native chiefs Until gradually she
gets control OF the TERRITORY In India disaf-
fection is gradually spreading among the ma
tives. The grievances Of Mahsralah Dulup
Singh, the Unsuccessful amecr, are attracting
a great deal % attention, and X is asserted
openly that II Russia viii foot the bill
$1,000 natives are willing To espouse his CAUSE
Numerous Anglo-lndians would also be ready
10 fight against British government The
agitation in India is great, aai there is likely
TO be, so the reports asaert, more serious
trouble than that Of the terrible mutiny of
1851. The maharajah tried to secure Eng
lands aid. and when he did not succeed he
turned 10 Russia. Every effort was made 20
try and prevent him from reaching Russia
after he left England. but after many trials
be reached Moscow, where Le was received
with marked consideration. He was a great
favorite with the late II. Kafkoff. who gave
him material aid. There are no doubts that
before many months have passed England
and Russia viii be qusrreling about the In-
dian erritory.-Demorcst's Monthly.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-09
SOCIAL erloytTTl
The yire of tours~sy fil,,r-id Always sff~~
on the Domestic Bsasfh


The yIre of cours~sy fis.,rid sirTavs sfs~~
On the Domestic Bsaifh
II there is nnr piacp wiefn ffe rroaifiez
of life should ~ frccl c-sslanrel = is a. The
opinion If Good Bousg lses.yIfse. ~ horne
Courexv shoald ~ fbr rrio. na' f1e c-,cei,-
ton. II preVcr.s jziriD-.. e dis-rsf- r.o73-
incsx. II heais wound. :; er.ct' ne~irn
nature II is wonderfui ia - ~fi lrrg ia-
fuenccs II T. cortario--H q ca 's.. 20 ilso
Who'll houShoid 1'hc boz. ita 1ard
pride over their fntnor's oo'ir' .oas -. zcasiof.
viii f,e caiivnlroas ans g. lplei ,.1if rlps
er efncIx. TIE Girls wis e.. tar fa'ah-
er n ccnflcncss ard l'efie-,.'r - ~ 2 'lss' i's
fsoehsrs ere noisy n0d be- frel fee
conr4iscs win shos t,soif af-pfe asion.
It seems asnurr ti.at s n.lu T5a srTss
tpe,sr r-sdcif - his VIE fh1n - cuT oiilnr
laav. OF that brother ssii r. iarh - his
sister. while 30 her feriaic friend - iscre4v-
thing ,hef is rsssorff = -r,ri,f+ -tsst frs,ea
in rriesv. bsls l,oon- v1iir tasif orn ii,.r0,e
II Is a Sad et,nmesiiary 80 So t8nf f1-ta. fi,v
many. nlotbers. wives and sisters are ssicli-
s.,i for sr.oss = fhf poiHeiless tlsyvr fl"-1 -
sl,ohe t=lso src not r7erlbcrx ~ The iioE bold
Far,ily ties ~rre desifn5 t. m-se W
socisl,lo We nrr fsst sv,adc - i've al0nc re
rnus4 hsvc a henY II rni.rfF 81 hote flDu
ine FIRE. ~ ve s~ufter ftefa tiscy viil fittrf
and die. j. the Sans -ay. ~ - ~aid - hre
hsx.ltf,y and lsfgoBs lie. ae faiist iese q
cr,a4, q lives - aflord cofafort, eacogrn e
most and support ctuutrsy is nix BIZ IL r.
jpfus.ce 80 elu5fy fbs bv-1c ant - l,c.irfi,
fhe -rr-4f
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-09
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-fhs iadss naus = sAs eoantess Nsroaa.
Sac ktKs aE-
hlteoas waiting % hear NhsFe ste lived.
tbs &octor 4ckn2E isaged fte a. ize porxSnt
discovery & ber ssaae - q seat b~H9 * ths
head. an catered rs c0asssklag ro0za Tie
fss that he a.sd vsiaiy refesei stia lsy IN -
Atsis Wiki coseriag oss sss t&hss- Hs sealed
L up "a an enyslQpS. ad1Fessod II - tiae
~Poor box of ths nearsst p5.lae court, aud
ealing tne servant ie, cirertei hial - tsks 4
g tbs Enzg gsstr4ts nsxt anoralng F&ithfai ~
BIS datless the servant waited - a. The Gus
tonaxy question. do soa dins ss home ~
dsy, sis!'
After nogaent's aesiias.oR ks said, Ne,
shsll dEEe a. TIE ela5
TIE most easily dsseriorated Of al the
mora qualities j. the quality called .con-
selsnos. IA one state q q mars mind his
cons fence Is the ssssrest jgdge that can pas
sesEtsnoe on blua IN saotbsr state he and
his eoascienee are On the best possible terms
with each otEeF IA the comfortable capacity
Of scccmplieesl When Dr. wybrow left his
house Tor the stooao tine he did not even at
tempt % conceal from himself that his sole
object in dining a. tie club was 10 hear what
tie world said OF tbs Countess Narona
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-09

The famous tiars from the Partisan clergy
and faithful iaity is the great sttrscfson AZ
the pope's jubilee II Is made Of hand EN-
broidered cloth of silver. on which res the
triple crowns. composed Of GOO jewols-eDs-
eralds. sapplircs. rTibie~ and diamonds. The
pendants are jeweled and embroidered With
the papal arms each terminating with three
golden tassels The tiara s contf med in a
gorgeous white leather casEef- adorned with
enamel plaques ornamented with The arms
and seals Of the givers. Gifts from The Or
leans family are especially handsome. the
most interesting, however. being "A silver
statsletse of Joan If Arr. the work of FrinceSs
Marie OF Orleans, now Princess Nsidernar
Among all these gorgeous offerings a touch
in~ contrast is afforded by the humble cyn-
trlbutions from poor Catholics Thus one
sends a supply of night lights. and q poor old
woman and her crippled daughter offer Q
WOODEN T-etticoat Chicago News
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-09

Or Litiievood describes ia TIE l-eac-. .
method by which hc ha> - g,ea esse1 Eae-
crssfully reia0vea needle f42a t.c i1cir-
The part supposed to colteia tle ae~ilc -
thoroughly rubbed oyer VITA si eic-'ro mag
net. 50 az 10 Elagnci51e the metal. y prcsenf-
4 dciicssxly balanced mayneile ncosie s. baia
oyor TIE pert. Il the nee5le Is press 'ts
position car lae Gs,r7tcine3 By dc r.us- Ca
or rcpulSion 81 ilto pole. 81 tho nlsgnc'le
needle Having nsocftaincd the prcsenc, ~
the needle. and rendered the Iarf bloo,iicsl
and painless an iDcision D. made oscf toe
needle. the electro magnet Is thea in1eiresi
in the wound and the needle iclt ipf rn1
withdrawn The needle - frin's ,i',-
beddod the pftire pole ~ . gaiysnic bet
terry * plaoed oa Ire saffsce ~ the iofF n
the f,siaesli. and the negntavo pole ~ costart
with the needic. hi,i becomes looscne1 by
elec;rolySs. and csa then be c1siiy removed
by the electro magnet,
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-09

4 msst anteUesting discovery has been
nsaae oa the northwest shore of lochlssen.
PR kol.ert Burns beSg. who = fscfor on
klnfuss est&fe. ~hiie investigating the his
tory ~ ioeh lescR castle, etc. dlrecsea his
inquiries specially toward the discoyus II
tho re1z.sinS " lake dwellings around the
loeh. and sstrr considerable iaqniry and re-
s<~fsk az efforts have tseen crowaed ~Ith
sssco>s. Hls aileRtlsn Was Al first drawn 20
az secnmRla1icA Of weod aud stone iying ~
the bottom of the lake, GA carefully eaamin-
ing which, serse four feei under the water al
the iech. il presented the remains ef an
sncisnt 'cranneg sad on further research
being MADE the following articles ware found
viz. bones and teeth of animals. along With
portions Of clay hearth, with ashes sdher-
ing 10 il, and several pieces II SPARED wood,
with fragments Of thick hand made crock
cry.
The only other find Was a piece of wood.
0nlectared "a be the handle of a vide heckie
for dressing hax These ARTICLES were for
wsraed by Mr. Begg - Dr soseph Anderson
OF TIE Antiquarian museum Edlnbsrsh, who
states IN his letter Of Acknowledgment: You
have undoubtedly discovered scsannog
which may possibly yield rish harvest Of
facts 10 subsequent investigation. The l.onsr
Are those Of the OK aud swine; possibly also
deer.. The only artificial fhing except ihs
clay vessel is the wooden handle Of cup
scoop or ladle. The clay vessel must have
been one Of great size 10 far as ascertained
Il seems To have consisted Of an oblong plat.
form parallel with the shore-sbou; thiIr,
yards from east 20 west and twenty ward.
from north 20 sfIth. The alperstrsciure
judging from the regular order ia which IA.
beams are still lying, have fallen 10 the bot
tom OF the lake and the superincumben
layerof stones has prevented the timber from
floating. This wood is reduced % pulp
bat traces OF the bark are plainly discernible
Many have visited the locality --Gissgov
Mail
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-09

Care Is prime condition II ccerlnnef
health. a;firlns fise tonlanlne cfea ln pr
Soas Nho are p..s slrsiiy sigsaoas > hon.
however. one is s.ricl,cE With q aGse iaah
naturally ends Ii death, ih.s cs-re y imlesaz
tive. By care tne f2tleu;s lie mny ~ pro-
ionrei nARy years, while single a., - are
lessns~s may frecipitzte a fatal a suit
Aost people N'ben informed that their
heart is seriously affected lo.l ns ii tiisfo Vas
bui a step between them ansl sienlh. bal as
heart is a very strong olrna, ant ever Na %
greatly obsss1lcfca or weakened cap affn-e,
with lhe intelligent co-olerassoao 81 ia e
tiest, % keep the blood eaaryil i.if ,
the arteries ior many years tliier 5. Aa. -
force tho blood throEgh O strs el s
not naci larger thnn r,cse 81 ala ilis
il doe b. working harder. L-.s e.i.s.rs its
own esiierecracn:-
Biit the esli.g~.clnent fnBy as lenrft e,'.sn q
dangerous thinning q soao portion - as
walls Neuseiii.ee tlc wal - tie ccf.o--
The large arteriai fTuit .lie which t1f io-it
enpties-lose their oie eaeiiy. nra fsei nat
into ereai thin iUnihf iancsfisrli. fr-'e-
times the tough fibcr- - tho hcsr afe
changed q o.. ~ scea ef - q fai,i Ser
minafion iray hong he delayed ~ 1foiciag
undue excitement
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-09

II is surprising. SAYS fsuilT physician.
how certainly n coi us, i,c l1okca tp ~
;imely Losc Of qulaiB0 ~ hen iirsf syfisi'-
tons make tbc.r sypcorartst r--s TO
iangour. slight hoarseaess a1l o-li,lpns t-s,'4t-
eninr of tho n1sa' lnelnhirncs follow er-~is-
ure % ciraughie or sudden c,riil by wet. f,re
grains ~ fhis-nefui slknioid err sef3rienf M
many cas<x 20 end the frouh.r Bnt y nlet
be done promptly. II a'so goldci ino'rrili
passes. nothing smffccs - s'op live wrnfg
snecnag. handhcrrlicf Esi1.-. rcd nose and
woe leSoDe looking periods thai ccsioinly
follow
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-09

Fs nfacsll 49, ~ tas rs,ssstf ckGir
Hs~irr re,ssessed herself u his attention
she sruear.f strangely enough. % have
nothing to Ssv - kiin A curious apathy
seemed r. save tszen possessian ~ this rsso-
ints wonan. F--cesi 81 speak first. the DOC
trr merely Inquired. in the conventional
pnraSa. what ta ecu,d 10 fcr her.
The sound - his veics SEEMED - rcuse her.
SIN i,,ckinx Straight It tie hgi1t, sue said
shr-,rtixs z have painfui Gyestica - Ask :
4Whac 3 itT
Hrr sves iravslesi slowly from pa window
=, ~ s,escrs fare. Wittcnt the slightest
svsfwsrs scresra1ee cf sSilsaca she pgs the
arairfaf gcezticns in these extraordinary
vrris.
e wart - knc-. IF vcn rlease, whether I
sln n ia~rer ~ rniu0 Hizdf
S.,sre u,e- mi<ht hsre b-sn srsuz-,i. s-i
srnse nirht hsrs er@n sisru@4 I,r
Wrbrcw r1S cuiv conscious cf a ssnze u
6sarpointreas 4 Wss fhis IRE rars 49, shaf
~ hs.i snrcipste<k Judging rsSbiy By az
,rsrasr-esf Nss tke rew psiient enlv =
k~-s,h.srssrAtrsi ~rTnaB. whsss ralssv ~.
a sisrryferei sf.'rcsrh. ard ~srss rssSfor<s-z.-
~ns weait or1lnf Way - vvr cs--- -
w<f hs sssea. sAapts. suu hR> -
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-09

r. is ssit ~ fte at7fllortT ~ ~ <-r
ican feilNar rnriuesa ti,as ir~ f1anecsn
fgrsr a. nct sosse tlse sfrs1lxsk ~ reie ~
Is er1nnoeig r1osez. aitgfiEf n - irue
tbnf scclfrrlts srs f,rTf likely - effur ffeni
lrokes rails in cfad weatter 1ss - -
csns wte1 tl,e ground > frozer hsr9 f i,see
- eiaeeicitv fsDnseteinz mus yield ~l,ea
tfe trafn runs over 80 rtssd a. T. sise rFesn1
ffsat vie56s n unfroz-si weather h5if during
= fre-se she eYsund vii ~ riel1 nrd ne
rssl - sscinz thf venk>-r Farf n ~ F.rac-
tsrs. bas " suffer tls oousegssacss bos.op
ks.zzn
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-09

NJ Cran1eimout, n igoas. - ~ 80
opinion that many S-cablcs ~ lie eye ar =
dys-epiic origin and not dnc n enornailcs
Of refraction. The visslai dcfc3;s o.lsrr'7nd
from family assimiiafion II fopi ronsis, in
,.iffused pain of the giolc, ssdisfing toward
the temples the forehead and csca ;ne eca'p.
Othcf pssitnts complain q dorince.. l.sf
sight. double objects and niovirg objcc'
All these occisr disturbances may bo cfred
or greatly nfneiioreied by esrciri nt.f1fion
10 dios and hygiene. nBd lly 80 .gT iste.i. fse
Of moderate doses u saline lasstFcs and
alkalics
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-09
esxs.olooy AND svo,eNE.

A foaatsls OF laush--lhf ssle<sre- Nag
act Removes >eetlie> frem the hsa,s
IN n . go<sd recipe fsx any ons ~eo vents
L. kes4 suang -n<,s - lso< socEg osi5, teit
g. bs yogns that be eultisate foadaes iur
gazaas TAs more games yea knew the more
cA&nes Il ilaains sosss,'sslg VITO ren l'lss az
oas Il thsm Chess has geeSed tsean 10
thousands Backgammon hss disosesl ss'me
~ the gF~asesf lEl1aas Plaechlt has coa-
Querea ennni q Thousand tiiass, ease even ss.i-
itaire rsn se1Iis.isnes psi the ''bsae eesiis 10
fight A nsn az wonaaa vho ca1 play az
al sorts Il games and sasse< tslnSs Tor
other l,se.sie o. play ~ s Invaluable ~ c.'sil-
T.any, AMI wili seldom hasa oie,effanltins tor
snassassIa and disessloa. iie VIII always
have ssaaes hing u ks-ea iim fran as>arFyiis
rand eorry makes l,eepie old fastsss tnaa
Anything else he wall retain hls intcit~' IN
hfe a. lo1g a. hs remains on tlIs pians'i-
There Is nofhing lii,c love of e~lnes 81 .
pEesarvalive. Bsii ths lose - Games is ialsed
on some ing elss Al lsescm the princl-
pie II that 20 lane a. soa ran keeP tip : lively
intereSt in things thai arr goins - arouiia
so1, Jas h that lsoslarfion yen y lii uefS "a
henuussanE innurncok ol ase. Lave "a me
present and tts futslrs sald n 80 c-z.iso. grow
cid.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-09

The raernters consfitatad thsrnse7res info
o'ab conclsve on ths ckurct Steps Tbey
began With TIE iaron. Daunsi ll iooking
rascal- They ~rrt ~ with AonsDarTf.
Is ~ g0ing q take fhst bnTr5i roznas eith
hira r. I~s1sr.dr -T0t be- be csnl face fae
tensnfrv. fbev kue~ sboet Aen~s i0e.k-
wood 4Wsli but where = iss goanoY 70
Seosisrsd a1so<s sbs 5iks that Us Only
f1r a fortrsgsf they cs-ns tseek - fs5adoH.
sssl q sl.ras6 and thev ~ia never r.
turn - Erzlsrsd. efTr @W5o csn tesi' I'D
yon ~ how Sc iooked - Nozstharry. ~fen
sb@ bad - ~ her vsis ~ tlss le91nasng -
the servlesf II his essce. I sagud asvs
bc7ted T1 rcu - h@T 5ocf0fr 81 tnz
hrae. Dr Wyfr0w beS reaerabrrrd -
rss.sass. 40 sea sesza sessss = - s.~s
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-09

The sta+irficisr he's teen figuring upon the
rroisabie amount of Toracy Pat into circala-
tion bv Mrs james Brown poffers debut i,e-
fore New York su5iencs. and foofs - ur af
about SO o0o Tho receiVts n the house were
a little over $3.50. 81 the 2.aDo people 20
sasSse - tbe theatre in hired carriages 81 g.
each. making $50 additional More than
half of tbe-e went 70 the Brunswick 90 Del
rporico's aftrrward. at an expenditure u
500 Fully t5.y0 more. b. thinks. ve~s
sz,euf l,Y men tTtveeu the affs.-P1i.lse
C,rss.ses.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-09

A covered wagon. es<t rs-d fTrfnd ra<-ss1
tfr1urh NetnassIs town 3 fev days aEo
tores rirr ste owner r. ne outft. f'is vie
nsa ase efsldTen. = i1vfaE iasfsso - ~
selop~ - Fa.f = Ssslves. par = vr-1'f ~
srSirte fozes assa tox - ~rtsif< rats fsessies
y eoussoersfa- szors u Pfoslssozs a Chicago
Iss1~=@
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-09

-ri,e sxr~esriou ssisfF ffie9f 81 eet-s'i'n-
~ Tie Noy38 ~ cor~r ffs F'-ir~-itrn
wfs,,e sf-e efa-ssra she t<rzo. tri.7,sirr y ~
lst.kirse ~ rtfifsernefrf 1isr eafie uuters<y
ndvi.ss erlrresses,ier3t issr 81 ',sT, forn-
gsBY@ ~ifi lsdg, talt - .Fat iser atsertioa-
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-09

MHwaBkee has bowling ciub ~ eighteen
fair 6sruuels who rTacfice rriigs0fsiT sev~1
firne. week and hare tecofns strong snd
rtfust from ff,e exerriss- They a. T~Ff sx-
Yzr1 3; tie game sn5 conf ieslfiF expect -
wanaossh ANY ciub ~ gentierner thet rnaT
Challenge then -Ney Fofk f.fenifx World
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-09

q
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brs~ a. a Lonl.an physician reached a.
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warx IA his consulting roosn. ard with a
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COUNTESS NARONA.
& MYSTERY OF MODERN VENICE BY
WILKIE COLLINS.

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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-03-17
CHURCHES:

NJ. E. CHURCH, Cor. Reynolds and
Mountain Streets, B. F. THOMAS, Pastor.
Residence: Ironton. Services every Sab.
bath at IL A. NJ. and p. NJ. Sunday School
$50 A.. VI. Prayer Meeting Thursday even
ing. Glass Meeting Sunday afternoon at
2:30 O'Clock
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Cor. Rey-
nOlds and Knob Streets Ironton. ID. 4. WILL
son, Pastor. Services every Sabbath at IL A.
NJ. and p. NJ, except the 9TH Sabbath 4 NJ.
and 1st and Sd Sabbaths p. NJ, which are
given to Graniteville. Prayer meeting We'd
nesday at I:30 P. NJ. Sabbath School at $3.50
A. VI.
ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
Cor. Reynolds and Knob Streets, Ironton.
BAPTIST CHURCH, Madison street,
near Knob street.
NJ. E. CHURCH, SOUTH, Fort Hill,
between IrOntOn and Arcadia. ELISHA
HEADLEE Pastor.
CATHOLIC CHURCH, Arcadia College
and Pilot Knob. l.. G. WERNET, Pastor.
High Mass and Sermon at Arcadia College
every Sunday at O'Clock A. NJ. Nespers and
Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament at D
O'Clock p. VI. Mass and Sermon at Pilot
Knob Catholic Church at 1890 O'Clock 4. NJ.
s,und.sg School for children at 80 o'cfoch, p.
NJ.
LUTHERAN CHURCH, Pilot Knob.
Rev. ROBERT SMUCKAL, Pastor.
A. M. f. CHURCH, Corner Shepherd
and Washington streets, Ironton. a. AB-
ANATHY, pastor.